Dave Rawlings Guitar Lesson - Capos, Crosspicking, and Sublime Dissonance

This lesson is an exploration of some of the principles of Dave Rawlings' brilliant acoustic guitar style. He has a unique Bluegrass-meets-new wave way of doing things that really resonates with me.
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[@stephenbouchelle7706]

Each of these principles is a lesson in itself. Thanks.

[@hudu]

Thanks so much for these great videos, man. Dave Rawlings, Neil Young, Marc Ribot, Television; it's like a guitar channel that was made just for me.

[@markholter5687]

exactly. thanks again Eric!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks! I took a risk when starting this channel - transcribing lesser-known guitar artists. It turns out there's so many like-minded people out there - it's really satisfying!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

But of course, my good sir!

[@music_works]

It's seriously invaluable Eric. We very much appreciate the effort you put into all of this!

[@citrix99301]

This is about as it gets, short of Dave himself turning up on my doorstep for a guitar lesson. Thanks!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Wanna know how cool Dave Rawlings is? In 2018 he CALLED ME to tell me what a good job I've done!!! One of the best days of my life!

[@snake1612]

@@EricHaugenGuitar THAT is awesome !! When your hero calls to tell you you've done a good job, you just can't be on the wrong path :-)

[@walterlaracy3003]

this is so inspirational for playing, Dave Rawlings is one of my favourite players

[@jwcrowell]

Simply the best Dave info and guitar instruction online, period.

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks so much, Billy! I try really hard when I transcribe things to really get inside the genius's head - that way, maybe we can start to apply their style to our songs :-)

[@jonzrx]

Thanks, I love David Rawlings and Gillian Welch. He's so minor chord it brings a frequent tear to my eye They're a terrific partnership.

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Totally! Their music is the most goose bump/tear-inducing thing on the planet! So genius. So perfect!

[@randystroud6513]

You are a gifted teacher, in that you do everything in steps that are easy to follow and catch on to. Appreciate so much how you demonstrate what you are teaching in such a way that it is easy to understand. You make it all fit together.

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks Randy! I think it's really important to empower my viewers with the idea behind the lick. That way, everyone can go out and do their own thing :-D

[@BeatPoet67]

Agh!! The crosspicking exercise. So obvious (once you pointed it out) and so cool. Cheers! I saw that Rawlings mentioned Johnny Marr as one of his favourite players in an interview. And Johnny Marr loved Bert Jansch. I love how you can hear the influence of players on players...

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Oh yeah! All the greats borrow from each other all the time! I think Rawlings is so unique because he brings subtle modern dissonances into such classic folk song forms - so cool!

[@dpcmusic2542]

We are very lucky that Eric does this. Thanks man!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks! Rawlings is so his own thing - it's eternally rewarding to scratch our heads and try and figure out his approach!

[@dontstop4380]

Man! That intro was one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard on an acoustic. Thank you!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

+Dastan U Gosh, thanks so much - I'm very flattered!

[@uberjam-sam8512]

Hey Eric love all that you do, rarely miss a lesson. I would love for you to do more David Rawlings etudes like this. Loving your tf rhythm guitar course which I just purchased ⭐️ 🌟 💫 🌟 🌟

[@billderinbaja3883]

I watched 4:00m of this lesson, put on pause, Liked and Subscribed. I never do that, but I can already see that this is an amazingly good lesson. Eric, Dave Rawlings is my current guitar hero (along with Darrell Scott)... my style is very similar to your first few minutes of Carter style demo and explanation, but his playing goes light-years further and incorporates a "dissonance that works" that I just don't understand. I am already confident you are going to help me... alot. Thanks Eric.

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Excellent! I think the key to the "dissonance that works" is that while the notes that Dave plays are dissonant with each other, they're always part of the overall key of the song, so it ends up working out :-)

[@beemelonhead1]

They pull the heartstrings every time.. One of the best shows I've ever been to was Gillian and Dave which was supposed to be a b-day present for my then no good girlfriend who I was pining over. She cheated on me weeks before the show so my best friend and life long guitar playing buddy (like a John/Paul, Crosby/Nash, Staley/Cantrell type of buddy) got her present instead. I'm glad it worked out that way, it was a life changing show for the both of us... thanks for these videos man. Rawlings techniques and general sound has always been a sort of mystery to me. I am super grateful for your sharing of this knowledge!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Oh man that's a cathartic show for sure! "The Way it Will Be" - I hope they played that one

[@bongomikey]

Wow I have always loved Dave Rawlings and now I see how to do it. Thank you so much. Now to see if I can adapt it to my classical guitar!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Oooh Willie Nelson style! These Rawlings motifs will sound lovely on your nylon string!

[@paulmundy8312]

Eric is such a wonderful player with great tone, feel & expression. How can 3 people not like this??

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks Paul! The internet is a such a enormously huge place - most folks are really friendly and supportive of my work, but yeah, some folks feel the need to share their negative opinions too :-)

[@denmun9722]

so glad I found this channel! david rawlings is without question one of my personal fav guitarists... its great to see his style and grace broken down into an easily digestible format... nice work!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks Den! Yeah, Rawlings is a very singular guitarist - one of those players who you can recognise from just a single phrase. I love how he just floats through the song, doing tasty little fills throughout. It's a real joy to watch him work! I'm currently working out "Scarlet Town" - stay tuned for that one!

[@michaelreis8266]

Man, I know it was a while ago you uploaded this, but good to see someone talking Rawlings, Dave and Gillian are a thing of beauty to behold. 😎

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Yeah! Two of the greatest living working artists of our time!

[@davidhollander829]

Hey Eric, I just wanted to add to the chorus of "thank yous." I'm a gigging guitarist from a rock background who discovered Gillian and Dave about five years ago. There's been no going back. I've managed to learn some of Rawlings' tricks on my own, but your breakdowns of his parts (I love the Caleb Meyer video!) are fantastic, and have helped me take the next step. Much gratitude.

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

It's very much my pleasure, David! I really appreciate your support!

[@isaiahfabrizius3424]

Always hitting with the lessons I didn’t know I needed. Thank you buddy

[@samgoudie3122]

Great video man. Worth it for the crosspicking breakdown alone!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Yeah! Sneaking in a few beats of jangly crosspicking goes a looooong way to approximate Rawlings-ness!

[@skinnerman100]

Excellent love that style New way of playing acoustic guitar can't wait thank you

[@skinnerman100]

Thanks eric its after opening up a whole New world for me so rewarding

[@trentingtonb]

I don't know if I have a favourite guitarist, but no else grabs me with every note like Rawlings. I'm not near that skill level, so I'm just watching all your Rawlings videos trying to pick up style tips like this

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Yeah! He's a magician! His ear for dissonance is really unique - he'll land on things that no other guitarist would think to, and make it sound beautiful!

[@chrisblenkinsopp8588]

Excellent, clear, straighgt forward and well presented lesson...thanks.

[@djroeable]

Thanks Eric for yet another excellent video. Really love that Dave Rawlings style and sound...sublime. I always get something from these lessons..dissonance rules.

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Yeah! Those open strings are so wonderfully unpredictable!

[@jimmcguinness7977]

Thanks for that. Its given me something to practice tonight on this lockdown in the UK. Cheers

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Yeah! The perfect time to investigate new hobbies or explore rabbit holes we haven't yet. Maybe I'll get into model building!

[@GreatFalls18u]

Excellent instruction.

[@JamesWilliamHoughton]

Great, no nonsense video 👍🏼

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks James! I try to make my videos as though I'm hanging around with my guitar buddies talkin' shop

[@steve18steve]

Many thanks - great playing....even better teaching!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

It's my pleasure, Steve! Thanks so much for your encouragement!

[@skinnerman100]

Brilliant saved that ......great licks and picks

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Yay! Spread the Rawlings gospel!

[@skinnerman100]

Love railings saw him in a video with Gillian welch on BBC st Luke's London A cracking guitar player seems a really nice guy as well thanks again

[@kirwinbecker]

beautiful little insightful video, much gratitude, like your style

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks so much! It always makes me happy to hear that my observations are helping people out!

[@jimgiblet]

So glad I found your channel, you cover lots of stuff that I like, first video I saw of yours was the NIck Cave 'Mercy Seat' one

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Is there such a thing as "playful darkness?" If so, I am the mayor of that town!

[@chadwickh.clifford5751]

Excellent lesson!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks Chadwick!

[@roundchaos]

amazing video my dude

[@MichaelNienaber]

Wow!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks Michael!

[@strummer1230]

Great lesson thank you

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

My pleasure Brad! Rawlings is the Miles Davis of Bluegrass guitar - he really takes it to new places!

[@DeclanOKaneMD]

Black star,. Great lesson. thank-you

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Oh yeah their live version of that is 🔥🔥🔥

[@briencarr3394]

Loved this video. Good research and study. You kinda nailed these tips. I love their music. Gillian and Dave's style blend so well. And kudos to Gillian also plays along with these same themes especially on banjo. Minimalistic and harmonic. I just rebuilt a 1972 Harmony arch top and will try your techniques. I'll bet it's gonna be fun. Appreciate your video.

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Cool! Those old Harmonies sound great! Jimmy Page used one on a lot of the Led Zeppelin folk stuff. And yeah - Gillian is totally underrated as an acoustic rhythm guitarist. She does a lot of brilliant counter intuitive stuff, all with rock solid groove.

[@AzSamad]

Great lesson and summary of David's key sounds. Thank you for the great video!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

It's my pleasure, Az! I'm eternally fascinated by Dave's style. Whatever I figure out I shall continue to pass along!

[@AzSamad]

Thanks Eric, I found it really useful. I'm trying to develop more of these kinds of lines for my own curiosity, love David's playing a lot.

[@AzSamad]

Eric, I just realised you went to Berklee. I was there from 2005 to 2007, You graduated after the semester I started!

[@johnnyhighwater9781]

Great stuff, thanks so much!! I just ordered your handwritten tab too. Have been dying to learn how to cop Dave Rawlings vibe. Keep up the superb work!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks John! I'm always happy to share whatever Rawlings-isms I pick up along the way :-D

[@NorthWriter]

I dig the guitar, man. Goya? Also, a hearty "YES!!" to capos. Whenever I accompany someone else playing guitar, I always try to capo up and find an alternate voicing of a chord just because there's nothing more boring than two guitars playing exactly the same chords at exactly the same time.

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Yeah, it's an old Goya S-14. It's beat-up and cracked, but I love how warm it is. Capos are so useful! When I was younger I though of them as a crutch, but now I realize they can be magic!

[@brianturner8806]

Love the acoustic stuff!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks Brian! Stay tuned - that old Goya is coming back next friday for a Rawlings-meets-Carter-Scratch rumination!

[@andrewjones_fitness]

More of this content PLEASE. pretty please w/ a cherry on top dammit!!!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Fear not! I love Gillie and Dave and will continue to dissect their style until I've transcribed every song :-)

[@CTmoog]

Very Cool! You are a great teacher. Thank you

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Dude, much appreciated! 😎

[@elwray3506]

Thanks a lot for shining a light on what´s been quite a mystery for me. So much to practise, so little time:(

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

I love to hear it! Rawlings is eternally inspiring - he's so unpredictable and artistic with his choices! Stay tuned - I'm working out a live version of "Look at Miss Ohio" as we speak :-)

[@elwray3506]

@@EricHaugenGuitarI will, Eric. It takes quite a chunk of understanding for music to be able to break this stuff down as comprehensively as you do. Glad I found your channel!

[@tailtaptailtap]

That was cool. Thanks a lot!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

It's my pleasure, man! I'm putting together a lesson on "Short-Haired Woman Blues" as we speak - stay tuned for that one!

[@lauriecox5564]

0nce again , learnt so much, thank you so much

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks for your giant tab order! I see you’ve given yourself some good homework to play with!

[@lauriecox5564]

@@EricHaugenGuitar i have, and i love it , i enjoy your lessons so much , i thought i'd dive in and enjoy some more, cheers eric, your an amazing player and teacher

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks Laurie! Stay Tuned - I'm working on "Cumberland Gap" as we speak! I arranging it into a CSNY DADGAD open tuning kinda thing :-)

[@ad-xf8bb]

This video is super helpful and inspiring!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Excellent! I'm happy to help! It's actually not that hard to sound *kinda* Rawlingsy :-)

[@1960huey]

Another great lesson, and your video and sound are aways excellent. One of my favorite youtube videos is Dave and Gillian on NPR's tiny desk concert performing Method acting and going right into cortez the killer I think you really see them in the zone, and such an up close and personal performance. Your insights and lessons on his technique are most helpful, Keep up the good work it is greatly appreciated ,Thank you

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Yeah, I've seen that! It gives me goosebumps. Have you seen the clip of them performing "The Way it Will Be" at some diner/tv show in northern Europe? It's amazing. There's regulars just eating breakfast while other people are moved to tears.

[@donniestroud8812]

Clearly we have the same record collection. Thanks again!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Great minds think alike!

[@sanjuro0518]

Great video Eric, love that cross picking exercise!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks! Yeah - it's cool to get those crosspicky-harp-like sounds happening :-)

[@danielrice2376]

this was great. thanks heaps mate. will continue to follow you.

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Excellent! Rawlings is such a genius, and I don't profess to have have cracked his code, but I think I done a pretty good off-brand imitation :-)

[@CraigMRyan]

Great video dude - I appreciate it!

[@wookiewhat]

Your channel is great!! You've helped me learn so many songs I never wouldn't have learnt. I got two requests though, Blind Love and Downtown Train, both by Tom Waits. The guitar parts on them are fantastic and I'd love to see them explained. If you don't get around to them it's all good because your channel is fantastic anyway. Thanks again!!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks so much! Those are both excellent requests - I'll add 'em to my list!

[@jasonziegler3085]

You forgot about the most important dave principle - smile a lot and have a great time

[@izzy4el]

Great tutorial vid Eric!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks Izzy! Great covers on your channel, btw! You've got a nice chill style!

[@jimbrennan5856]

Top man. Well done..

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks so much, Jim!

[@barrykershaw9818]

Rawlings is not for the lazy player if you want to learn his stuff.I think if you took the time to learn his style rather than his songs,like you're putting out on this video,would be the best approach.Thanks for this great lesson.

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Yeah! It's great to learn songs and licks by an artist - but then, there's that next step of taking the time to really scratch your head and try to "think" like they do!

[@reteipdevries]

Hi Eric. I sometimes set my capo fret 2 but not clamping the lower E-string. So my G-shaped chord is now an A and my D-shaped a dropped E.

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Sounds cool! I'll have to try that!

[@jmdbb]

They also make 5 string capos for exactly this.

[@scottmcwhorter9115]

great videos -dig the guitarists you choose for lessons. Maybe some blake mills stuff one time?

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Yeah! He's a monster! A very tasteful monster!

[@JasonUmbrellabird]

Hi eric, have you noticed Dave's trick of putting the capo where he can play a G scale solo? He does it a lot! Oh, just heard you mention that.

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Yeah! He does a lot out of G-ish type stuff. He also adds a good bit of chromatics whenever the mood strikes him :-)

[@billedwards2657]

Dude! You rock! Great video!!!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks so much Bill! I try to get in there and figure out what our heroes are thinking when they play :-)

[@billedwards2657]

I grew up a northeastern classic rock guy.. Springsteen etc. live in southwest VA now and its all folk and americana.. the only way to figure that stuff out is to watch the videos and pickup on the patterns. Rawlings is interesting and ive never been able to figure out what the hell he was doing. this is a tremendous help and i cant wait to incorporate it into my playing. again.. cant thank you enough!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Me too! I grew up in Long Island and New Jersey listening to tons of Jimi Hendrix, Traffic, The Doors, The Beatles, The Stones, and Creedence. Then grunge hit in the 90's and I got into that, along with everything else. Rawlings is certainly an enigma wrapped in a riddle. I love how he combines old-timey picking with 80's new wave dissonance.

[@lucasthompson1650]

At 5:55, "That ol' chestnut" 🤣

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Yuk yuk yuk :P

[@bungalowbluesman]

Hi & thank you for this excellent video. Could you possibly guide me a little more on point 5 & use of those dissonant intervals / e.g. major 2nd? A practical guide is what i need, i guess, i have the gist of the theory. Many thanks.

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Yeah! What I notice Dave do a lot is wait until there's a little gap in the singing and then do a tiny fill - just a few notes - that utilizes an open string/fretted note combination. Very often leaning heavily on a major or minor second, depending on where he is in the scale. For example, he may do a maneuver on the high E and B strings that leaves the high E open, but moves from the 5th of the B to the 3rd of the B, creating on a major 2nd. I hope that helps!

[@RobertSlover]

beautiful. some more acoustic stuff would be cool. bert jansch,john fahey, skip james etc.

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

+rob slover Yeah! I got some stuff in the works - stay tuned!

[@reliablebow]

After Neil, Dave is next. Thanks for the Love.

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

+reliablebow Indeed! I'm happy to share what I can figure out 🎶👍🏻

[@jamesparker_]

Great video, thank you! I saw him play the other night and it really inspired me to try and pick up some of his techniques. What scale/mode are you playing in for these? Does he switch from a major to minor?

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Yeah he's a magician! I'd start with G major as your main scale, and then add chromatics and open stings to give it that Rawlings flavor :-D

[@EricAndrewDodson]

Hello Eric, thank you so much for this. I hedge been searching for a while for a decent Gillian Welch tutorial and yours are the best (now if I can just find some decent PJ Harvey ones, lol) My only suggestion is, if possible to do a multicam setup or at least cut in at times on the fret hand especially. Just a little friendly feedback. :) Thanks again.

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

+Eric Andrew Dodson Thanks my fellow Eric! I have plans to work out some PJ Harvey in the future - she's such a badass. You're totally on point about the 2nd camera - would be totally slick to have, just costs too much to rationalize at this moment 😎

[@EricAndrewDodson]

Eric Haugen believe me, I totally understand.

[@EricAndrewDodson]

Eric Haugen I finally got to see PJ live, here in Royal Oak, MI a few weeks back, after being a huge fan for a while. She is indeed a badass.

[@Deep_under_the_snow]

Hi. I did not knew Rawlings&Welch music before i came across this fantastic channel. I have learned a few od their songs from You Eric and I really appretiate Your style of teaching. Two questions : what guitar You were using on this video? And 2nd: are U fond of making a lesson about Barry Harris 6th dim scale? I know it seems out of the blues, but Your way of communicate things and Your style of putting theory together in a aproachable way is irreplaceble. Take care and thank U for Your invaluable work. U may not know it, but its a great deal for guitar hobbists like me🙂 excuse my non native english and eventual missspelings

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Oooh that is an interesting scale! I'm gonna have to play around with it and think on it. I make no promises!

[@dougaigner3258]

Rawlings' playing sometimes reminds me of Richard Thompson's; probably the dissonance, odd bends, and inventive intervals.

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Yeah! They both play so outside the norm!

[@dougaigner3258]

@@EricHaugenGuitar What I like, with both, is that live, their solos are never the same, and you never know exactly where they're going. For example, both might start off with a thematic phrase from the song (like Rawlings on 'Dixie Line'), but then both are capable of improvising in very non-patterned, not-just-going-through-the-motions ways, melodically and harmonically.

[@dobeeeeval]

Reminds me a little of Gareth Pearson in some parts.

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

That's high praise indeed! That dude is a monster player!

[@jmorra]

Goya!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

I love that beat-up old guitar! My tech always makes fun of me when I bring it in. He's like "When are you gonna get a REAL guitar?"

[@jmorra]

Cheap guitars can be the best guitars in the world. And I cannot thank you enough for your knowledgable, clear -- and unbelievably tasteful lessons.

[@SillyMoustache]

Hi Eric, I just stumbled on this when looking for something else. You have a great way of explaining things and putting into words the things that I "knew" but didn't know I knew (!?) I'm still struggling withe "minor 2nd" apparent discords that sound so David R! Am I right in saying that they are the second note of the minor scale of whatever the "other" note that you are playing? Also, delighted to see that Goya (we call(ed) 'em Levins over here in the UK). Thanks!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks man! Yeah - typically the combination that yields the most Rawlings result is the 2nd and 3rd of a chord somehow played together. Like on Em, Dave with have an F# bump into an open G. On an Am, he'll stretch to get a B on the G string to go with the C.

[@SillyMoustache]

@@EricHaugenGuitar Thanks - got it!

[@benandalisaschmidt]

This is great! What’s the song at the beginning?

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks Ben! It's just a vaguely-Welch-ish chord progression I put together to showcase my best Rawlings impersonation :-)

[@robertreynolds9839]

Do you have tabs for your lessons?

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Yeah! Just follow the link in the description box below the vid and it'll take you to my website!

[@josemanuelgonzalezperedaaf2759]

What kind of capo so you recomend?

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

I really like the Shubb capos - they come in a variety of styles for different guitars, and have adjustable tension so they don't squash the strings too much!

[@josemanuelgonzalezperedaaf2759]

@@EricHaugenGuitar thank-s man!

[@Nicole-px3ll]

"always capo if u can find another place to capo different than your singer" what do you mean by "different than your singer"? As in a different register? cheers

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Precisely! For example, in "The Way it Goes," Gillie is capoed all the way up at the 8th playing Am and E shapes. David is capoed at the 1st playing Em and B7 shapes. The result is that they both are playing Fm and C chords, but in two completely different ways. Clever!

[@Nicole-px3ll]

oh, so the singer is also playing guitar. I didn't realize that was the case. thanks!

[@Emmetgriffin9]

❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@Jeremy-hx7zj]

you're a really superb guitarist, what records are you on?

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks so much, Jeremy! I really appreciate it! I've worked with a variety of indie artists over the years - you can find out more at my website: www.erichaugenguitar.com/career/

[@brich2929]

Gotta do some Elliott Smith now😛

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Good idea! He's such an under-appreciated guitarist! I actually have "Bottle Up and Explode" halfway transcribed. I'll have to finish it up and film a lesson for it!

[@brich2929]

Yes sir! Looking forward to it!

[@larrysmith7118]

Hey were is Dave?

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

In our hearts. In all of our hearts :-)

[@jonathantylerjackson]

step 1: find a an expensive arch top

[@jo3shb]

I never could understand why someone would work and practice so hard to sound like someone else. People will come up to you at an open mic or somewhere and say to "you sound like Dave Rawlings", or whoever. Be yourself, develop yourself.